When different people with different roles within APEX can view the same report, you need to ensure they can only access the information they are privy to. Sounds straightforward, but in some situations, a simple right-click and “inspect” could represent a security risk. In this week’s Instant Tips, Anton and Hayden each present their way of building conditional edit links when creating a report. After all, you can’t rely on CSS to enforce your security.
The episode also includes a cool off-topic tip on how to move a link from your computer to your phone using Chrome!
Enjoy!
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APEX Instant Tips #53: Setting Session Language in Multilingual APEX applications.
In this episode, Hayden and Anton take us through how to use globalization options to manage...
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APEX Instant Tips #52 – “Function Body returning SQL Query” For the win
In this episode, Anton and Hayden cover how applying report region source type of "function body...
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APEX Instant Tips #51: Code instrumentation with apex_debug
In this episode of APEX Instant Tips, Anton and Hayden show you some code instrumentation tips...
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APEX Instant Tips #50 -1st anniversary episode with special guest Mike Hichwa
With Mike Hichwa. In his demo app, Mike easily finds developers for his Project. He adds...
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APEX Instant Tips #48: Data packager – How to move data with your application
How to easily share an application and its tables using a new Oracle APEX 21.2 feature...
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APEX Instant Tips #47: Controlling the scope of your transactions
Hayden & Anton welcome back Kris Rice. His tip centers around how to control the...
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APEX Instant Tips #46: Using Database Resource Manager with APEX
In this episode: To prevent issues from slowing your system while it continues to run without...
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APEX Instant Tips #45: What to expect from JMeter when you’re expecting
In this episode, learn how JMeter can best help you test your application and its anticipated...
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